Abstract
Synopsis
In Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea, and China, queer individuals navigate their lives in diverse ways?some live alone, others with partners, while some marry or raise children. Their lives may be legally recognized depending on the country, or they may not be. Unfortunately, most queer people in Asia are unable to legally establish protected families. Despite this, they continue to live their lives under varying circumstances, forging their own paths in a challenging landscape.
In Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea, and China, queer individuals navigate their lives in diverse ways?some live alone, others with partners, while some marry or raise children. Their lives may be legally recognized depending on the country, or they may not be. Unfortunately, most queer people in Asia are unable to legally establish protected families. Despite this, they continue to live their lives under varying circumstances, forging their own paths in a challenging landscape.
| Original language | English |
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| Place of Publication | South Korea |
| Publisher | DMZ International Documentary Film Festival |
| Edition | 16 |
| Media of output | Film |
| Size | 38 minutes |
| Publication status | Published - 27 Sept 2024 |